PixelLab MCP - Vibe Coding AI Toolkit 🎨🤖

Enable "Vibe Coding" with PixelLab's Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Generate pixel art characters, animations, and tilesets directly from your AI coding assistant!

🚀 Quick Start

Visit our interactive setup guide at: https://www.pixellab.ai/vibe-coding

The setup page provides:

🔧 One-click configuration for your AI coding assistant
🎯 Support for 15+ AI coding tools
📋 Copy-paste setup instructions
🔑 Automatic API token integration

🎮 Use Cases

Build your dream games with AI-powered pixel art generation:

Top-down strategy games in Unity with Cursor
2D platformers in Godot with VS Code
Roguelike adventures in Pygame with Claude Code
RPG worlds with tilesets and character animations

🛠️ Supported AI Assistants

Featured Clients

VS Code - Native MCP support in v1.102+
Cursor - Full MCP integration
Claude Code - CLI tool with MCP support
Gemini CLI - Command-line AI assistant
Zed - Modern code editor with AI
Cline - VS Code extension

Additional Clients

Claude Desktop
Windsurf
Continue
BoltAI
LM Studio
Perplexity Desktop
Kiro
And many more MCP-compatible clients!

🎨 Available Tools

Create Character

Generate pixel art characters with 4 or 8 directional views:

create_character(description="cute wizard", n_directions=8)

Animate Character

Add animations to existing characters (walk, run, idle, etc.):

animate_character(character_id="abc123", animation="walk")

Tileset Creation

Generate Wang tilesets for seamless game environments:

create_tileset(lower="ocean", upper="sandy beach")

Isometric Tiles

Create individual isometric tiles:

create_isometric_tile(description="grass on top of dirt", size=32)

📖 What is MCP?

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that enables AI assistants to safely interact with external tools and data sources. With PixelLab's MCP server, your AI assistant can generate pixel art characters, animations, and tilesets directly within your coding environment.

🔧 Manual Configuration

If you prefer manual setup, here's the basic configuration for any MCP client:

{ "mcpServers": { "pixellab": { "url": "https://api.pixellab.ai/mcp", "transport": "http", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN" } } } }

Replace YOUR_API_TOKEN with your actual token from PixelLab.